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I think it’s super interesting that the two elements Pavi find easiest to bend are the ones Korra and Anng found the hardest to bend.

Will water or fire be the hardest element for Pavi to learn? I have a feeling it’ll be water considering they live in a dry desert climate

He married you because he thought you were an incredibly attractive aristocratic woman, Cindy (well, she is but ya know) not for your personality.

I’ve visited Belle’s (France), Ariel’s (Italy), Snow White’s (Germany), and…I guess Aurora’s since I lived in the UK?

This short film is about 2 girls growing up together with a shared love for Disney princesses. What I find interesting is that they included real Princess merchandise from the 2000s (look at images) which explains why when the two girls grow up, their kids play with newer merchandise. Really a nostalgic blast from the past!

Frozen is set around 1840, but Anna’s hair here looks closer to hairstyles from the 1870s. Also she mentions a “bustle” that became popular around that era. It makes me wonder whether Frozen is meant to be in 1840 with photography and railways existing in Arendelle (which were much more common in the latter half of the 19th century)

Same voice actress, owl sidekicks and both have some sort of beef with Rapunzel lol

Both Ursula amd Mother Gothel warn the young and naive princesses about the true intent of many men, but ofc they’re villainised for it.

Ursula tells Ariel that she won’t need a voice to attract Eric since men only care about how you look.

Gothel sings about how Flynn is only being nice to Rapunzel for his own motives.

Whilst this isnt always the case, many men do in fact view women this way. But because it’s coming from an older, single, less “desirable “woman it’s assumed that they’re just envious, rather than wise.

Frozen changed the game a bit with Elsa criticising the young, naive princess for accepting a marriage proposal from a complete stranger. She is villainised Im the film but the plot eventually proves her point. Is it better that the anti men message comes from an attractive younger woman? Elsa being the oldest princess is no coincidence imo, as she’d be more sensible when dealing with men than Anna.

Mulan and Jasmine are confirmed! (Pls include Merida!!)

From its humble beginnings to its ultimate downfall

I prefer Into the Wood’s interpretation of Rapunzel’s hair instead of those massive unfortunate looking braids on the right. Her hair does not translate well in real life! She looks like a Disney performer 😭

Here’s my re-ranking of the princesses social statuses in terms of titles and social hierarchy. (My old post)

1. Rulers/Queens
   - Elsa, Anna

2. Crown Princesses
   - Moana, Rapunzel, Raya (?

3. Crown Princess consorts
   - Jasmine, Aurora, Tiana, Ariel, Cinderella, Snow White

4. Princesses, but won’t rule
   - Merida, Pocahontas

5. Nobility
   - Belle

6. No royal/noble status
   -Mulan

*I assume Raya is meant to take the throne as the only child of Chief Benja, that is if the Heart Land is still a functioning kingdom. Otherwise, she doesn’t have a royal status anymore.

Smart, ruthless princesses (who have slightly questionable morals) - oh, and an occasional crash out

Hope we see the remaining princesses like Jasmine, Mulan and Merida!

Source: DTVANews

Interestingly the sailors on Eric’s boat sport fashions worn by Venetian gondoliers. This particular style wouldn’t have existed before the 20th century, but I don’t think artists really cared for historical accuracy.

Namari is a villain turned hero AND technically a princess. Since Frozen added 2 to the princess lineup why not Raya and the last dragon?

🎨: Andy Mooney

All confirmed by Disney artists